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Technology integration will provide coverage in 350 UK towns and cities
Taxi network iGo has partnered with ground transportation platform Mozio to offer business travellers a seamless ‘on- demand’ service when booking local taxis.
Travel management companies (TMCs) using the Mozio platform (which includes the world’s largest TMCs) will be able to tap into the iGo network, which operates across 90% of UK postcodes and includes more than 100,000 vehicles from over 500 private hire and black cab operators. For TMCs, the partnership will resolve some significant pain points for business travellers when it comes to booking and paying for taxis. Travellers will now gain access to a much broader range of ‘on-demand’ options – they no longer need to pre-book a ride, carry cash or keep receipts. They can just book any time through a simple passenger app and expense trips directly to their corporate account. iGo’s Corporate Accounts portal also allows travel managers to maintain control over spending – and, from a duty of care perspective, they gain greater oversight over transport suppliers within the iGo network. Safa Alkateb, CEO of Autocab, which developed the iGo network, said: “When travelling for business, you don’t want to be worrying about having to navigate confusing local travel options, or face a long wait for a taxi to show up. This partnership ensures we can
offer Mozio’s customers the best experience while on the go, thanks to our consolidated network. “Ground transport has traditionally been a fragmented, complicated area for travel managers to navigate, with many different solutions to choose from. We want to offer TMCs, corporates and travellers total peace of mind that they have easy access to taxi services, as and when required.” David Litwak of Mozio said: “By integrating the iGo network with the Mozio platform we are removing some of the restrictions to business travel when it comes to booking ground transportation on-demand, while providing travel managers with the oversight they require. “As the iGo network continues to grow, the value this service offers to travellers globally will grow too. We look forward to working with iGo to provide an increasing range of options and choices to business travellers.” Mozio serves as an aggregated platform for ground transportation and works with leading corporate travel brands including Amex GBT, Hertz, Despegar and Skyscanner.
For more information call us on 0161 491 7777, email
sales@autocab.com, visit
www.autocab.com or see our advert on page 60-61.
TX drivers gave us feedback on driving – and living with - the TX, after owning the electric taxi for
a year. Not only is it the best vehicle most claim to have ever driven, but drivers are also enjoying exceptional cost savings after their first year, with return on investment way above expectations, making the TX more affordable than they imagined. Here’s just a few of the comments from drivers about what they’re saving:
“I am actually saving about £100 a week in fuel costs.”
“Although the cab is more expensive than outgoing models, it’s much more economical to run.” “The savings actually pay for the TX!”
“The savings are absolutely massive for me!” “I used to spend £4,000-£5,000 a year on fuel and now I’m probably spending between £1,500 and £2,000.”
Drivers have also been impressed with the reduced maintenance, service and repair costs, due to longer service intervals of 25,000 miles and a three-year full vehicle warranty, making TX the most economical taxi they have ever owned.
Watch the full driver interviews at
www.levc.com/1yearintx or book a test drive and see for yourself – find your local LEVC dealer at
levc.com/phtm or see our adverts on pages 5, 26, 44, 52 and 53.
100 FEBRUARY 2020
Drivers are impressed with their fuel savings since switching to the electric taxi
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